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Cognitive development varies between boys and girls from "summary" of The Psychology of Sex Differences by Eleanor E. Maccoby,Carol Nagy Jacklin

Cognitive development in children is a complex and multifaceted process that involves the growth and maturation of various mental abilities. Research has shown that there are differences in cognitive development between boys and girls, with boys generally outperforming girls on tasks that involve spatial abilities and mathematical reasoning. On the other hand, girls tend to excel in tasks that involve verbal abilities and memory. These differences in cognitive development between boys and girls can be attributed to a variety of factors, including biological, social, and environmental influences. For example, some researchers argue that hormonal differences between boys and girls may play a role in shaping their cognitive abilities. Others suggest that societal expectations and gender norms may also contribute to the differences in cognitive development observed between the sexes...
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    The Psychology of Sex Differences

    Eleanor E. Maccoby

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